The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-05-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mrs. NJ L. Andrews, of Connersville, is in the
city.
Mr. Samuel Watson and family have gone to
Stewart Place to reside.
Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Harbert will return
to her home in Chicago to-day at
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Sickles and son, of
Topeka, are visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. Hess. of Baltimore, is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alexander Spruance, and family.
Mrs. George Newcomer is the guest of Mr..
Newcomers parents on West-North street
Mr. and Mrs. George G. Hendrickson, of Chi
cago, guests of relatives on North street for
a few days.
Miss Frances Bristol will go to rodsburg,
KY, soon to visit Miss Msrtna Grubbs for sew
eral weeks
Mr.. Charles Faust of Cincinnati, is visiting
his sister, Miss Faust and Mrs. Il. S. Foster for
short time
Mrs Elliot, of Mount Auburn Cincinnati, is
the guest of Mrs. D. p. Erwin on North Mer-
rdian street
Mr.. and Mrs Taylor Fenton leave for their
home in Ottumwa, Iowa. tonight, after six
days visit to friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A b. Yohn will take possession
OF their home, at the corner. of Christian and
Central avenues, next week.
Mrs. j. w. Gordon has left the Grand Hotel
and will make her nome with her son, Mr.. John
c. F. Gordon. on North New Jersey street.
Mr. Stanley Gardner. of McKeesport, Pa,
representing the National Tube works, is here,
for the purpose of securing contracts for furnish
ing natural-gas pipes to the company that is
given the franchise for supplying indianapolis.
Mr.. Edgar NJ Baldwin, editor of the Fair
mount News. we'll conducted and prosperous
paper, is in the city He is making preparations
to issue special edition of the News, elaborate
ly illustrated, showing the advantages of Fair
mount as natura-gas and business point.
Chicago Inter Ocean: j. p. Luse. one of the
veteran newspaper men of Indiana, who has been
q AT
Deadwood. IS In the city. Mr.. Luse was for
many years proprietor and editor of the Lafay-
cite Journal, and at later date was one of the
editors of the Indianapolis Journal. Four years
of official life have not spoiled the newspaper
man nor weakened Mr.. Luse's liking for journal
ism.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Grand Hotel: Morton c. Dodd, Orleans; E.
W. Rogers. Greencastle: J. G Kluber Milton;
David Marks, Thomas Mate. Wabash; e. Nc
Gorkle; Lafayette; G. W Cunningham; j; A.
lard. Delphi J. B. Wilson, Worthin gton; w. H.
Campbell, Hartford City; r. B. Whitney, Craw-
fordsville; VIM Bradshaw, Delphi; l.. Hart
man, New Albany; Mrs. j. r. Braxton, Miss E.
Braxton, Miss NJ. Perry, Bloomington; Norman
Beckley, Elkhart: J. d. Walker Decatur; John
Emmons New Albany; c. w. Stephens, Fort
Wayne
Society Events.
Mrs. f. S. Newcomer and daughter gave a
thimble party yesterday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. George Newcomer, who is now their
guest.
The indianapolis letter carriers are making
arrangements to give an elaborate social and en-
tertainment at Tomlinson Hall on June To-
Mrs T. c. Day has invited quite number of
friends. informally, meet her guest Mrs
Elizabeth Boynton Harbert, of Chicago, this
morning at half past o'clock Mrs. Harbert
will give short talk the recent and much
discussed subject of Christian science, IN which
she is an interested and thoroughly yersed
student
The first large afternoon reception given since
Lent was that of Mrs. Silas Baldwin and daueh-
ter yesterday afternoon. their home. No PSF
North Delaware street. The house was
lighted, and pretty flowers and plants
were rastefullv arranged about the rooms
There were more than hundred guests present
during the hours, from to o'clock. The host
esses were assisted by Mrs. Baldwin's daughter
Mrs. Enrique Miller, Mrs. Brainard Rorison
Miss NJ L. Bright and Miss Mary Morrison.
of Mount Auburn, guest of Mrs. D. P. Erwin;
Mrs. Taylor Fenton, of Ottumwa, Ia, with Mrs
A. NJ Robertson: Miss Daisy Powell, of St.
Louis, with Miss Holiday and Miss Lillian
Jones, of Washington, d. c., with Miss Thomp-
son.
BAKER HAMILTON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENsBURG. Ind. May 4.--One of the most
notable events of recentd date occurred at O'Clock
this evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas NJ Hamilton. The occasion was the
marriage of their only daughter, Maud
accomplished society young lady,
and Mr.. Samuel L. Baker promising
young attorney of Minneapolis, Mimi, and a
graduate of the Cincinnati Law School. About
two hundred friends and relatives witnessed
the ceremony, which performed by Elder
Harkins. of the Christian Church. The young
couple started, to night, for their new home in
Minneapolis.